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Please note: picture taking only minutes after waking up from an unrestful night's sleep results in nasty pictures! (hmmm, spell check suggested that the proper spelling of "unrestful" should be "unsightly" -- is blogger trying to be funny?! This is pretty giggle-worthy to me!) Please ignore the face under the knitwear, and focus your attention on the cute hats! Man, I gotta start wearing makeup or something - if it weren't got wanting to post hat being worn, I wouldn't have posted this! Once the boys get their hats - look for some cuter models!
This is the blocked and ready for gifting tam that Marti provided the finishing touches on (if she hadn't stepped in, it would have been an ear warmer, or maybe a cowl!) ... cute, I think!
Now I have to go and get the presents wrapped, the house cleaned and make myself something to eat! It is a busy day, and there's a lot to do to be ready for a visit from St. Nick!
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I'm pretty sure my friend is gay… how do I ask him?
The question:
There's a group of us who hang out, and we are pretty sure that one of our friends is gay. We don't care, we just wish he wouldn't hide it if that's the case. Should we ask him outright?
The answer:
Coming out is a deeply personal process that can be immensely difficult and challenging. I'm happy to hear that among your group, your friend's sexuality is irrelevant (in a good way) and a non-issue when it comes to how you view him. It sounds like you will accept and support him when he does choose to come out.
Whether you should ask him outright is a tricky issue. On one hand, there's something to be said for communicating to him that you accept him regardless of his sexuality. However, you need to balance that openness with the need to not put him in a position where he's forced to come out when he's not ready. Asking him outright may put him in awkward position, and you need to respect that he will come out when he feels he is personally ready to do so. He may also feel that it's important that he first comes out to certain people in his life – like his family – before anyone else, even your group of friends.
Consider the myriad challenges your friend may be facing. He may be going through the personal challenge of accepting his own sexuality before he comes out to others. He may be unsure how to tell those close to him. He may not be sure what reaction he will get from family and friends – those that he cares about and whose opinions matter to him.
The best thing you and your friends can do is ensure that you are mindful of actions that may inadvertently create an unsupportive environment. Pay attention to the language you use and the jokes you make. It often stuns me how frequently people, just in day-to-day conversation, with no malicious intent, use words that can alienate someone who is gay. Also, take some time to learn more about the experiences people have when they first come out, so you can better understand what your friend may be going through. PFLAG Canada has links to a range of resources and support agencies that you may find helpful.
Pay attention to your friend's behaviour: It may be indirect communication he is giving about his sexuality. Think about your responses to him. Not uncommonly, people "test the waters" with those close to them before they come out, by observing how people react to seemingly neutral situations or stories.
Whenever the opportunity arises, let your friend know what he means to you and what qualities you value in him. If it is appropriate and not awkward, try to convey that you would accept him no matter what.
When he does come out, offer to support him however you best can in coming out to other friends, family or coworkers. And, most importantly, let him know how you feel – which is that his sexuality makes no difference to how you view him and your friendship.
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Blue Whale Watching in Mirissa, Sri Lanka
For blue whale watching, Sri Lanka is one of the best destinations in the world. This special tour lets you not only see migrating blue whales, but sperm whales & dolphins too!
Arrival in Sri Lanka and transfer to Villa Talangama, Colombo for one night.
After breakfast leave for Amaloh by Jetwing, Matara for five nights.
Day 3 & 4
Mornings, take the boat from the fishery harbour out to sea. Blue Whales in concentrations not seen elsewhere in the world would be the highlight. A concentration of blue whales of this nature is something which whale watchers can only dream about. During the migration, Blue whales are seen relatively close to shore as the continental shelf is narrow to the South of Dondra. After seeing the blue whales, your naturalist will take you further out to sea look for sperm whales. Even sperm whales sometimes come within a few kilometers of shore.
(The boat crew we use is experienced and makes it a point to keep a comfortable distance from the whales so that they are not stressed)
Another visit to the sea with focus on Dolphins. On a good day you will have the treat of observing more than five hundred dolphins. The long-snouted spinners are a treat to watch in action. See the image gallery.
Depending on your wish, you may either spend another day in the sea taking the last round of best pictures of the largest animal to have ever lived on the planet or you can opt to spend the day bird watching with your naturalist at a nearby forest reserve.
After breakfast transfer to Tamarind Tree, Katunayake for one night.
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Pets are not property. I mean, legally they are, but they aren't meant to be treated like a piece of property (unless you're in the middle of a divorce or something).
A pet isn't like a piece of clothing you buy because it's in style but throw it out as soon as something else comes in. A pet is a family member that should only be removed from the family when its time comes to cross the rainbow bridge.
I have a friend who had three dogs and three cats but gave up two dogs and two cats a few months ago when she split with her boyfriend (who she was living with at the time) because she said she couldn't risk potential vet bills piling in. I personally don't agree with that decision but I also know what it's like to be struggling financially, so I kept my opinion to myself.
Well, just recently, she excitedly sent me a photo of a new cat she adopted. I was appalled. How could anyone easily send an animal away from its home to only turn around and adopt another one a few months later?
I have two cats myself, Bonnie and Clyde, and the thought of giving them up never, ever crosses my mind. Just thinking about the fact that they will die one day is almost unbearable.
I will admit I am a bit of a crazy cat lady and my friends do joke about how much I love and obsess over my cats. But regardless of how much an owner loves their pet, it should never be treated as a piece of disposable property.
I see advertisements on buy and sell sites on social media all the time from people giving up their cat or dog, often one they recently adopted but have decided they don't have time for them anymore.
Don't people do their research and look into what kind of animal they're getting and what kind of maintenance they require? I know I did for Bonnie and Clyde. I looked into what it would cost me to feed them and supply their litter, and I called my local veterinarian office to find out the cost for annual vaccinations. Owning a pet comes with responsibilties and for most owners, it's for life.


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All labels are stored together and sorted by composer/artist/band
By record label and then composer/artist/band
By record label/catalog number w/no regard to composer/artist/group
They're computerized
Some combination of 1-4
I have a good memory
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This has actually been quite difficult for me all my record life. I TRY to store them by labels, but only for the audiophile pressings - like Sheffield, RR, Chesky, etc. For jazz, I can still stick with labels groupings, but for pop that's where I go by male and female artists. Classical will be in a bunch too. But problem is with my newly acquired bunch. I have to group them as a separate category regardless of genre because when I shove them into their genre bunch, I tend to forget their existence. So definitely, I did not vote for the last choice. LOL.
Couldn't vote as I've always alphabetized by group/performer name. The only exceptions are Classical recordings, Soundtracks and Boxsets.
I love the smell of vinyl in the morning!
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Myles, can I suggest you re-title this thread because it's about cataloging and/or arranging a record collection, a very interesting topic. But it's definitely not about record storage, something that's been discussed ad nauseam anyway! I voted 'Good Memory' (NOT!) just to view the poll. In fact, my LP and CD collections are organized by content! Because, to me, that's what this whole thing is all about -- listening to music that you want to hear.
My primary motivation when selecting/retrieving something for playback is either, "What kind of music (including instrument and/or performance) am I in the mood to hear?" -- or, if I haven't got something in mind, then I just browse my (content-based) categories until something winks at me I've found that content-based LP/CD organization leads to less vacillating and much more music listening -- important these days when time always seem to be in short supply. For years, even before computers, I used to divide my collection between classical and everything else, then alphabetically by composer or writer/performer. And you know what? It took me forever to find something to play, and often as not, it wasn't what I really wanted to hear!
I guess one could also maintain a searchable computer database, if desired. What led to my rethinking all this though, was a few years back, when I became friends with a truly compulsive collector, as in: thousands of records! And yet, his 'thousands of records' were organized only by content. Not a slob by any means, yet he is the complete opposite of "anal retentive", whatever that is called. He had nothing written down or databased, and when I asked why he didn't maintain some kind of list, he said it would be a waste of time; that he knew where all the "special goodies" were; and if anyone had a request he wasn't sure about, he could find out if he had it in about ten seconds! And he could care less about having instant info about all his Toscaninis, or 1/2 speed masters, shaded dogs, or whatever. What's important to him is: What kind of music do I want to listen to right NOW!
I was defintely intrigued, but of course, resistant to change, especially change which meant dismantling everything I worked so hard to organize! But I slowly began creating little sections for certain content I listened to a lot, like Guitar, Jazz, Orchestral, Brass. Later these became Guitar:jazz, Guitar:classical. Or Jazz:instumentals, Jazz:vocals, Jazz:soloist, as my preferances became more defined. The result was a kind of confidence I could quickly find something I would enjoy right at that moment. I would no longer be intimidated by my own record collection -- and damn the Dewey Decimal System!!
Unfortunately, mine are in random order, with the exception of the rack of "heavy rotation" titles (<1,000), these are in bins arranged only by genre. Having well over 5K LPs makes life interesting this way. My reel to reel tapes are in reasonable order though. Somehow I know pretty much the neighborhood where things reside.
This surprises a lot of people given the fact that I am a Library Director. That is precisely why I do it. I am surrounded by cataloged, described, arranged information all day. I like a little disorder in my personal life
Turntable and Carts Walker Audio Proscenium Gold Signature TT, BluElectric Magic Diamond & Allnic Puritas carts
Phono stage Allnic H3000
Line stage Allnic L3000
Amps Quicksilver Audio M135 Mono
Cables Silent Source Silver Signature & The Music Reference, Synergistic Research Tesla LE
Speakers Kharma 2.2 Ce, Rel subs (2)
Room Treatment Quest AI, RPG Variscreens, Mioculture Acoustic Weave
I know the artist. I know the alphabet. No problem.
Turntable/Arm - Yamaha GT 2000/Yamaha YSA-1
Cartridge - Soundsmith The Voice(Ebony)
Phono stage - Moon LP 5.3
Preamp - Hornshoppe The Truth
Speakers - KRK Expose E8B Mastering Monitors
Turntable support counts as another component. 21 Clearaudio Magix and more.
I have mine set up to closely resemble that of a record store, music categories "genres". And do the same with my CD's.
Alphabetical from there.
In lieu of new releases I have a stack of stuff which I've never listened to and have yet to clean and sort.
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Pradeep Vaid from Udaipur has received certificate of appreciation and cheque of Rs.1 Lac for his special achievement in World Skill Competition 2015, Sao Paulo Brazil. The prize was given in a grand ceremony organized by Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship at Hotel Trident, Mumbai.
Representing AIBHA and Prabhat Hair& Beauty Academy Udaipur, Pradeep received the honor from Venkaiah Naidu (Minister of Parliament Affairs) and Vijay Pratap Singh Rudy (Minister of Skill Development).
President of AIHBA Dr Sangita Chouhan, Chief Secretary Ashok Paliwal and Treasurer Vijay Bhardwaj including hair expert Samantha Kochhar and trainer Pushkar Sen, Alisha Chohan, Shwetasha Paliwal and Jai Parekh congratulated Pradeep for achievement.


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About Plan B
Benjamin Paul Ballance-Drew (born 22 October 1983), primarily known as Plan B or Ben Drew, is a English rapper, singer-songwriter, actor and film directorfrom Forest Gate, London. Plan B first emerged as a hip hop artist releasing his critically acclaimed debut album Who Needs Actions When You Got Words in 2006. His second studio album The Defamation of Strickland Banks (2010) was a soul record and went straight into the UK album chart at no. 1. He has also collaborated with other artists such as Chase & Status most notably on the top ten single "End Credits" (2009).
Drew has also had a successful film career as an actor, with roles in Adulthood (2008), Harry Brown (2009) and 18.104.22.168 (2010). In 2012, Drew released the filmIll Manors, which he had written and directed, and Plan B also released an accompanying soundtrack album.


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This morning I posted my video showing how I made the Wetlands card with the Go Wild Designer Series Paper Stack paper as a background that I shared on 13th April 2016 - please see last photograph. I've called it Wetlands Go Wild Card.
As you all know, the Retiring List was released by Stampin' Up! yesterday and I was amazed at how quickly some products sold out!
There are a lot of punches retiring and three that have already sold out are the Bird Builder Punch, the Word Window Punch and the Washi Tape Punch!
I had a customer who was disappointed at not being able to get an ink refill that she wanted.
I strongly advise everyone to order the refill at the same time as the ink pad!
There are so many products that are retiring that I'm really sorry to see go.
One of them is the An Open Heart Stamp Set which I have featured on today's card plus the Large Oval Punch and the Scalloped Oval Punch.
I used these two for the sentiment.
The sentiment is from the Wetlands Stamp Set which I'm very pleased is staying.
The colours I used for the leaves, flowers and berries are Old Olive and Delightful Dijon.
I coloured the bird using Crumb Cake, Soft Suede and Sahara Sand Marker Pens and then I fussy cut it out.
I embossed the top layer using the Woodlands Embossing Folder.
I had the pleasure of my granddaughter staying with us last night. It's only 7.40 am but I have to dash to get her to school.
I hope you have a great day.
Until tomorrow, happy crafting.


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An Army major formerly stationed at Fort Lewis today pleaded guilty to laundering more than $47,000 that was supposed to be spent on humanitarian and reconstruction projects in Iraq, federal prosecutors announced.
Kevin Schrock, 40, of Bradenburg, Ky., entered his plea in U.S. District Court in Tacoma. He faces up to 20 years in prison and is expected to be sentenced in June. He also must repay $47,461 to the federal government.
Schrock, now stationed at Fort Knox, Ky., stole money from his unit's Commanders Emergency Relief Program while he was deployed to Mosul, Iraq with the 1st Brigade, 25th Infantry Division from September 2004 to September 2005.
It's not the only time a Tacoma-area Army officer has been prosecuted for misusing overseas CERP funding for personal gain. In 2009, a captain from another Stryker brigade admitted taking nearly $700,000.
The fund is designed to let commanders on the ground build goodwill by paying for infrastructure such as schools or police stations. At the peak of the war in Iraq, Congress was setting aside more than $500 million a year for the effort.
Schrock had access to the CERP fund on the first four months of his deployment as his unit's "paying agent," a job that required him to obtain cash from the Army's finance office and distribute the money.
Later, Schrock had daily contact with contractors in Iraq from January 2005 until his brigade returned to Fort Lewis. That assignment gave him influence over selecting contractors and determining whether they'd be paid, according to his plea agreement.
Schrock came home to Lacey on leave in April 2005 and deposited $18,900 into his bank accounts in two transactions, the U.S. Attorney's Office said. After his tour ended, he made 18 more cash deposits totaling more than $28,000.
The last deposit took place in December 2009, according to court documents.
Army investigators interviewed Shrock for the first time in January 2010, asking him about a $14,100 deposit he made in April 2005. He told the investigators it resulted from the sale of a car. Investigators determined the car had a trade-in value of $1,500.
In subsequent interviews last year, Schrock admitted he stole the money and used it to pay off loans.
Army Criminal Investigation Division officers at Joint Base Lewis-McChord investigated the case. Charges were filed in federal court by the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Western District of Washington last month.
The Army has prosecuted other officers for misusing CERP funds in Iraq. In September 2009, Capt. Michael Dung Nguyen pleaded guilty to stealing $690,000 during a deployment with the 4th Brigade, 2nd Infantry Division out of Fort Lewis in 2008. He is serving a 30-month prison sentence.


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"You have such a gift!! It is thanks to hearing you speak that my professional career is forever altered. People so often search through a lifetime of day jobs without finding a satisfying profession. I already loved my position at Hilton… now I consider myself to be the luckiest guy in the world. Every guest I encounter now represents an opportunity rather than an obligation to provide service."
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"Deena was phenomenal. She was funny, she was interesting, she was full of energy and she delivered the message in a way that everyone got. Amazing."Heather Battista – Bombardier Transportation (Holdings) USA Inc.
"Her energy and creative delivery were irresistible. Her pacing was perfect and completely responsive to our group…she kept us revved and completely engaged for an entire day – we are still talking about what we learned. A million thanks to you and Deena for providing such an amazing opportunity for us to discover and tap into the transformative powers we have within us. We will never be the same again!"
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"I selected Deena because of her genuine interest in working with this event. She really took the time to understand the why, she is willing to customize the event and make it special, I never felt pressured by her, she is easy to talk with and a great listener, and above all, I know that just as much as I do, she wants the conference to be fantastic!"
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"Thank you for all you did to make last week's leader meeting a huge success. You were clearly the highlight of the day and set exactly the tone we needed."Amy Ashley-Raher – Caterpillar
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Farm Tea Room and Restaurant
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We would like to thank all our customers and wish you all a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year
An incredible building to enjoy incredible food! All of our meals are freshly prepared using traditional methods and superb local ingredients.
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My cousin Christine had a bachelorette party in Iowa on that Saturday, so we decided to make a big weekend of it - Jacob and I went to Iowa on Friday morning with my brother and SIL, who graciously agreed to drive us - along with all of our gear! - so that we could go early and only have one car in Iowa. They picked us up at 8:30, and drove us to Dubuque, where my dad met us and drove us the rest of the way to CR. In CR, my dad surprised us with a new slide for Jacob! Jacob was asleep at the time, and when he woke up he LOST HIS MIND with excitement over it. It only took three minutes for him to be climbing up it via the slide part ;)
After Jacob went to sleep, my parents and I enjoyed wine on their beautiful patio. We called it a night relatively early, not knowing how Jacob would sleep in an unfamiliar room in a pack-and-play... BUT... he slept perfectly through the night. (Go JSS!)
On Saturday morning, Kelly picked me up and drove me and our cousin to Dubuque for the bachelorette party.
There were six of us cousins - which made for a fun family reunion to celebrate Christine. (Christine, you may recall, was one of my beloved maids-of-honor at my wedding five years ago!)
After a late night (literally 3 hours after my bedtime, hey-yo!) and relatively early morning, we were back to CR to see my baby :) I was dying to see him - and literally sprinted in to the house to find that he was ASLEEP! (Of course). Scott met us in CR after working all weekend, and it was so nice to be reunited with my hubs. We spent the day swimming at my uncle's pool - Jacob is a little fishy. He was obsessed with his older cousins. One of the perks of being from a big family, is that Jacob is one of 15 "cousins" on my mom's side. I have about 15 first cousins on that side alone, and a lot of them already have children. It's very fun to get together with all the little ones.


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How Do I Ask Questions In Online Advice Chat?
It makes sense that just as society has become more global and more computer-reliant, so too would the medical and psychiatric industry change with online advice chat. Today, many doctors are communicating with co-workers and patients via online messaging. Appointments are booked online. Clinics are reviewed openly by satisfied or unsatisfied patients. In many cases, live conference calls can take place via messenger software along with a Smartphone.
Online advice chat is not just the latest trend, however. Studies have been ongoing for the last 20 years and mostly positive results have turned up, including one article from CNN stating that online therapy is just as effective in helping people with depression as traditional doctor's care. In fact, online therapy (based on the proven cognitive behavioral therapy model) proved to be equal to traditional antidepressant with CBT treatment.
Another study coming from Dr. Godleski showed that "telemental health" could even "surpass the efficacy" of in-person sessions. Results showed a decrease in the number of psychiatric admissions and total days of hospitalization.
Source: wecounsel.com
The question you may have is, how does the service work? Is it really comparable to a personal session with a doctor where you can ask questions at will?
Asking Questions in Online Advice Chat
After the signup process the client is matched with an available counselor. This match is based on available schedules, objectives, preference and the specific issues the client wants to deal with. There are some therapists that have a heavy background in treating depression and bipolar, while others may work in addiction recovery, anger management, LGBT issues, religion, grief and PTSD.
Online advice chat can mimic traditional in-person therapy because it allows not only chatting via text, but also exchanging messages in real time, chatting on the phone and video conferencing. Patients and therapists are given a dedicated room, a private location where the patient can speak their mind.
Although patients can be matched with a specific counselor (and wait for their response for whenever they come online), there is also the option to exchange messages with another qualified counselor at any time, day or night.
It's easy to see the advantages to this online advice chat technology, since counselors are screen beforehand, ensuring they are licensed, certified, and accredited in their background. Most therapists and doctors you meet have Master's degrees or are doctorate level. In order to be board-certified by the state, they also have to have a minimum of in-person training with an established doctor.
Why not see how it works? You can visit BetterHelp.com and start talking to a counselor in real time without obligation.


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During a visit to Islington Council's pioneering Bunhill Energy Centre – an energy plant that uses waste heat to keep council homes and local businesses warm and provided with electricity – Labour's candidate to be the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan MP, announced his plans for a clean energy revolution in London.
Sadiq Khan unveils plan for London clean energy revolution
Speaking on a visit to the Islington Bunhill Energy Centre, Sadiq Khan announced 'Energy for Londoners', a not-for-profit company that will take a lead on clean and green energy across the city.
He used the launch to pledge to be the 'greenest Mayor London has ever had'.
He made the announcement on a visit to the construction of Phase 2 of the Bunhill Energy Centre in Islington, a district heating scheme, which will draw heat from the Tube to warm over 1000 homes.
Sadiq Khan, Labour's candidate for Mayor of London, said: "I want to be the greenest Mayor London has ever had. I want my daughters to grow up in a city that is cleaner and greener, in which people aren't dying because the air is so filthy. But I also want London to be at the cutting edge of new green technologies, generating the growth and jobs of the future.
"Energy for Londoners will bring a renewed focus to our drive to make London a cleaner, greener city.
"It will expand the use of solar across the city, and support communities who want to set up their own green energy generation schemes. And it will roll out schemes like the Bunhill Energy Centre that take waste heat from the tube and make the most of buildings across the city to generate energy from solar.
"All of this will help London reduce its carbon emissions and generate more of its own energy in a much cleaner way."
Sadiq was joined by Islington South & Finsbury MP, Emily Thornberry, Islington Labour councillors Claudia Webbe and Paul Smith, and Assembly Member Murad Qureshi.
The visit came in the same week that Islington Council announced the installation of 1,800 solar panels on three council buildings that will help generate electricity to those buildings, with excess being sold back into the National Grid.
Commenting on the solar panels, Cllr Claudia Webbe, Executive Member for Environment and Transport, said: "These solar panels are a win-win for the council and residents.
"Not only will they significantly reduce the council's carbon footprint and electricity bills, they will also generate much-needed income, helping to reduce the pressure on the council's budget in the long term and help protect us against fluctuating electricity prices."


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Many church congregations are dwindling, but East Preston United Baptist Church, celebrating 171 years, always has a full house.
Its members are busy fundraising for construction of a new, larger building for worship and community activities. Construction of the new facility, near the existing one on Upper Partridge River Road is expected to get underway sometime in 2014.
Rev. LeQuita H. Porter arrived from the United States in July 2010 to take on the job is the church's full-time pastor. She recently spoke to The Chronicle Herald about the work of the church in the community.
What is unique about the relationship between the church and this community?
This is a very close-knit community. … There are large families that live there that have lived there for years. Many of their ancestors went through our church.
There is a different feel to it than I was accustomed to back in the States, where you have got a lot of people who are pretty transient and so you don't have many families. You may have a small family but nothing like here.
The families (here) go very deep. There are some large families where someone within the family married into the other (large) family, so then that makes the family even larger.
The church is the community, the community is the church. … It is almost as if there is no separation. The church is very much embedded in the history of the community and everyone's family history, so it is critically important to everyone.
How many people attend the church and are the numbers going up?
We have growth and we have all ages, which I really enjoy, from the very small, the babies, all the way to the elderly.
In fact, we have a very strong senior community in our church. I do know that churches are up and down now, and the church was a bit down, of course before a permanent pastor came.
Then when I came, we went way up and now we are settling into something a little bit more realistic but We have a healthy attendance every Sunday. We fill the house and our events are well attended.
There's excitement there and that, of course, means that people come more often when they are excited about what they are doing and, also, when they feel a part of what they are doing.
We're working very hard to get as many people as involved as possible because we do believe that the church is to be made up of (all) people's gifts not just a few.
We're very good now but we are always looking for others and seeking to invite people in and having them join with the congregation. … We have about 300 on the role but we see anywhere from 150 to 200 on Sundays. … Bible studies, typically no matter what the size of your church, are not as well as attended but our Bible studies are very healthy. We average 60 (every) Wednesday night.
What are some of the church programs?
One area that we are being very intentional in is dealing with issues of abuse and addiction. The church has not always been as effective in dealing with those areas that people often times want to keep quiet and silent about, but I have quite a history in doing workshops with women who are dealing with past abuse so we brought that right in. It is called Empowering Christian Women. We are now starting the Empowering Christian Men.
We have periodic workshops but then we have a monthly support group where women come together and talk about different issues that they have had to endure either as children or adults, and we support each other through it. It really, really, has been a help to everyone who is involved.
It's really about healing in those difficult areas. We call it a special-care ministry, recognizing that there are just some things that have to be separated out and dealt with directly because there is a lot of pain in people's pasts.
And I am a firm believer that it keeps us from being everything God intended for us to be, so we go directly in and deal with whatever it is, no matter how bad it is, no matter how painful it is been. We've seen good success.
I've personally have gone through that myself. That's what started the whole ministry back in 1992. I also was a prosecutor back in Texas and I did sex crimes and child abuse cases. It was difficult because there was never an end to the cases that came in, so this is what really got me more involved in the church particularly in this area. … There is need within our community and many communities.
We do a lot of outreach. … We do work over in Freetown, Sierra Leone. … We've done missions work with them and sending items to them. We are planning to do a missions trip there.
The other thing that our church has been very faithful in for over 30 years … is the prison ministry. We have one of the original members who has spearheaded a lot of what has gone on.
They go into the prisons. They meet with the people. They have service with them. They counsel and they are dedicated. It is a large team so we are very, very happy about that.
Education is key and we are pushing and having some good success getting some people to … pursue higher education for the first time. We have two people who started academic programs at the university level for the first time and then we have a number of people here who did not graduate high school but are adults.
There is a wonderful program here … at NSCC (Nova Scotia Community College), the African-Canadian Transitions Program, and we are trying to get some folks enrolled in that program and complete their Grade 12 so they can go further.
Why are you building a new church?
We have a fair amount of space now but we would like more.
We are always doubled up on things. We have lots of ministries. We are doing a lot of outreach work and we manage it, but we would like the space to do everything that we feel gifted to do.
We are big on outreach. … We've found is that our people really like the missions work. … We want to do more of that and we want to have the space to do that.
Our new church will give us the opportunity to spread out a bit, if you will. We also want it to be a community-type building, so we want some of the other programs that are in the community to know that they can use that space. It's almost a partnership we'll have.
It is time for us to move. We've got some issues with our basement and water (damage). … (The building) is not falling down at all by any stretch of the imagination but we would definitely would like to expand.
We've done all our work, our design work with our architect, everything is ready to go. We just need to raise some more funds.


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My entry is a photo I took when I was living in an old terrace house in Melbourne. In mid-2003 I moved from my home of 40 years (Brisbane) for the adventure I had dreamed of since I left school - living in another city. The city of my aspirations has changed over the years, but I've always wanted to embed myself in a place with a different culture in a way that can't happen by simply taking a holiday. It may not sound like too big a change but believe me there is a big difference: Brisbane is a tropic city of roughly 1 million, and the culture is built around the sunshine - which is a nice way of saying there's lots of sport and not much art or music! Melbourne on the other hand is three times the size, famous for experiencing "four seasons in one day", home of the MCG but ALSO home to a thriving artistic community.
It was built in the late 1800s to house railway employees working onconstructing the railway line at the end ofthe street. My entry is a photo taken in the afternoon in the room at the front (shown above). The glass in the windows was original, and not quite clear. You could see out and not really notice anything unusual, but when light shone through it, it created this wonderful reflection.
Anyway, my reason for giving this photo the title "Follow Your Dreams" is that I am so glad I finally managed to live in another city. Despite the fact that neither my husband nor I are able to work due to our cfs, we still decided it was worth spending most of our savings to pursue this dream. We felt that we had been sick for nearly 13 years (at that time) and we had put our life on hold in so many areas for so long - it was time to take back some control.
We are now back in Brisbane and since we returned I have lost my father and my energy has diminished even further, but the memories of the great times we had in Melbourne really help. But more important than that is the knowledge that I can still dream.


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- Judge refuses to dismiss economic claims against Toyota. [law.com]
- George Bush's Decision Points discusses Roberts/Miers/Alito nominations. [Crawford]
- Judicial Watch sues over DOJ cy pres awards. [Tapscott @ Examiner; York @ Examiner]
- Federal Circuit repeatedly rejects forum shopping in Eastern District of Texas. [WLF via Overlawyered; American Lawyer; In re Microsoft]
- Fourth Circuit reaffirms that foreseeability does not by itself create duty. [Jackson]
- Is Echostar evading an injunction in the TiVo patent litigation? [Manne @ TOTM]
- "Niche Lawyers Spawned Housing Fracas" [WSJ]
- Reason.tv interviews Richard Epstein on his former faculty colleague, Barack Obama.
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One thing I learned about California...specifically the Los Angeles and San Francisco areas. They don't have enough roads for all the cars. Seriously. Driving the 45 miles from Santa Clara to San Francisco took almost three hours. The last 90 minutes were spent crawling the last 10 miles. Luckily, we finished up our marathon driving with a day and a half to relax (aka: shop) in San Francisco, and fit in a couple of nice meals.
Since we realized the last three times we were in San Francisco we ate at the same places (Boulevard, Slanted Door, Bix), we tried a couple of new places. Chaya, a French-Japanese brasserie at the Embarkadero, that we loved. Warm and intimate, with amazing sushi and a nice wine list. It was a really nice evening. The fact that we were able to stay awake throughout a leisurely dinner made it even better, since that morning we started in Los Angeles, then toured U.C. Davis, Santa Clara University, and survived the marathon drive to San Francisco, so we were exhausted.
|Crunchy Tuna at Chaya... bad photo, incredible dish!
|Pan Seared halibut with heirloom tomatoes at Fish and Farm
But back to the college search process. It's all very exciting, looking at great schools, in great cities, with great academics...but it's a nerve-wracking process for all of us. With the common app, it's a little bit easier to apply to multiple schools, but when the pool of possible colleges and universities gets so big, it gets overwhelming. H really wants a school with smaller class sizes. She loves being able to get to know her teachers, and doesn't relish the thought of being in a class with 150-400 students. But on the other hand, the small schools often don't have the breadth of opportunities, and since she changes her mind about what she wants to study about once a month, she would like to have multiple choices, in case her first choice doesn't end up being her passion.
I've been impressed with how thoroughly she has researched her possibilites, and her enthusiasm for exploring all aspects of the decision. She has narrowed her list from 14-15 to 7 schools. From Washington, DC to California, she has pretty much covered the United States with choices. Anything but in the south, or close to home, which I'm O.K. with. I don't know if it's because she's an only child, or because she has traveled extensively, and lived in the same city her whole life, but she is ready to fly. When the applications finally get sent, and the acceptance/rejection letters arrive, it will definitely get interesting. Right now, even though I am trying not to be a helicopter mom and let her drive through the application process, I know I will be relieved when the last "submit" button is pushed.
But I am trying to relish these days. Everything is the "last time". Her last "first day of school", her last Friday night football game, her last ACT test, her last homecoming, etc. She's decided to do senior spring break with her friends this year, so for the first time, we'll do spring break separately. That means we had our last "family spring break" last year without even knowing it! When J and I hiked Little Green Mountain in North Carolina this morning, we realized the next time we hike and play the alphabet game (a tradition we had with H for years) will probably be with our grandchildren. But instead of focusing on "last", I'm trying to focus on "firsts". The first time we let her stay home overnight alone, the first time she makes her own meals, the first time she moves away, the first time she comes home for the holidays. We will have many "firsts" ahead. The first time she brings a boy home will be exciting (hopefully!), the first time we drive away and leave her in her dorm room will be...I don't know? Sad? Exciting? Both?
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Last night we met a few new couples whose children are out of college: working, volunteering, or attending graduate school. Listening to the pride they had in what their children are doing made me realize that we are not going to be finished parenting our daughter when she goes to college. Her choices and her possibilites are endless, and it will be so much fun to experience all her "firsts", even if from afar. There is no way to explain how fast the years feel like they've gone, and I'm sure one day when she has her own family she'll understand why I am so melancholy these days, but I feel so blessed and fortunate to be experiencing it all.


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As I posted a couple seasons ago, Cloud City QB Lance Malano was closing in rapidly on Brent Sedor's career QB rushing record;
At the conclusion of 2049 the career list looked like this
1. Brent Sedor - 5911
2. James Reding - 5629
3. Benjamin Fuller - 5610
4. Van McDaniel - 5539
5. Roy Starr - 5480
6. Marty Hampton - 5138
7. Lance Malano - 5070*
Well since I posted this Malano has had seasons of 710 and currently 597* yards rushing bringing him to a current total of 6377 yards rushing with 44 TDs at a 7.7 yards per rush clip.
Having played only 8 seasons it possible Malano will set a mark that will never be caught having already a 400 yard all time lead with maybe another 4-6 seasons left in his legs.
Having become a pretty consistent top 10 passer in the league his rushing ability really sets him apart and makes him a nightmare to defend for opposing defenses.


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Cornwall, New York Passport Office Information
Residents of Cornwall in Orange County, New York have only a single location from which they can get a passport application sealed at. The passport agent in Cornwall can provide you with passport forms or witness your signature and seal your passport documents (if you don't need your passport application sealed then you do not need to visit an acceptance agent). Besides the 1 location there are 801 other locations in the state of New York from which you can get a passport application sealed at. If you are not needing a passport in Cornwall for a least (3) weeks, you can visit the sole passport acceptance agent listed below the map on this web page. If you need it faster than (3) weeks we have provided the closest regional passport offices to Cornwall, New York and Expedited Passport service options for Cornwall.
Regional Passport Offices Close to Cornwall:These are passport issuing facilities. You will need to make an appointment and present proof of upcoming travel but in most cases, you will be able to get passport renewal, new passports, child passports, or a lost passport replacement Same Day or Next Day.
Connecticut Passport Agency - 32.2 Miles, New York Passport Agency - 41.2 Miles, Philadelphia Passport Agency - 101.1 Miles, Boston Passport Agency - 145 Miles, National Passport Center - 175.3 Miles
Fast Rush Passport Expediting Service in Cornwall, New York3rd Party Passport Expediting in Cornwall NY: Expedited Passports & Visas are the experts for expediting passports in Cornwall, if you're in a hurry, this is probably going to be your best option. Passport servces offered for Cornwall: Expedited Passport Renewal, Expedited New Passports, Fast Passport Name Changes, Expedited Child Passports, Expedited Lost/Stolen Passport Replacement
How to Get a Passport in Cornwall, New YorkGetting a passport in Cornwall NY depends on what type of passport application you are needing. The process in these guides assumes that you are applying at a local Cornwall Passport Office in which case it will take you 4 to 6 weeks to get a passport in Cornwall.
Please select the appropriate guide from the list below to get started:
Passport Office in Cornwall, NY
Cornwall Post Office
33 Quaker Ave
Cornwall NY, 12518
The single passport acceptance agent (local passport office) located in Cornwall is listed below:
- Cornwall Post Office
33 Quaker Ave
Cornwall, NY 12518
Other Passport Offices Near Cornwall, New York:Listed below are additional passport offices that are located within 50 miles of Cornwall New York:
Cold Spring Post Office - Cold Spring - 4.3 Miles
West Point Post Office - West Point - 4.4 Miles
Highland Falls Post Office - Highland Falls - 4.6 Miles
Newburgh Post Office - Newburgh - 5.6 Miles
Fort Montgomery Post Office - Fort Montgomery - 5.7 Miles
Central Valley MPO - Central Valley - 5.8 Miles
Beacon Post Office - Beacon - 6.5 Miles
Kiryas Joel Community Services Department - Monroe - 7.1 Miles
Monroe Post Office - Monroe - 8.1 Miles
Putnam Valley Post Office - Putnam Valley - 9.2 Miles
Passport Service for Cities Near CornwallResidents of the following closeby cities looking to get a passport should consider using the passport office(s) located in Cornwall for document sealing and 3-week passport expediting. Be sure to check other nearby passport offices listed above, as there may be a closer passport office to your city.
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Salt Lake City Fire Department Opens its newest fire station
On May 17, Salt Lake City Fire Department will dedicate a new station, Station No. 14, making it the second fire station in the country to be built as a Net Zero energy building. It is also expected to beET-ZERO, LEED-certified, as LEED Gold building. Because of the building's exceptional sustainability features, the structure will generate as much energy on-site as it uses annually.
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THE Seagulls could move into the top five of the Vanarama Conference North if they can extend sixth-placed North Ferriby's losing run on Saturday (3pm).
The Yorkshire side come to the Bay on the back of three consecutive defeats and with fifth-placed Boston and seventh-placed Leamington both facing tricky away fixtures (at Stockport and Barrow), there is a big opportunity for the Seagulls, who are unbeaten in their last three games, to make more ground up the table.
Manager Frank Sinclair, however, sounded a word of caution after receiving reports on North Ferriby's 1-0 defeat at Chorley on Tuesday night.
"I am told that they played very well on the night and didn't deserve to lose.
"We are expecting a tough game because they are a hard-working team and we will need to be 100 per cent on our game or we will have problems.
"We've been scoring a few goals lately, however, and will be trying to get our noses in front again early on if we can."
North Ferriby boss Billy Heath commented this week: "We've not been having the best of luck in front of goal, but we can take confidence from the performance at Chorley."
The Yorkshiremen have former Harrogate midfielder Adam Bolder available again after suspension, but still have an injury doubt over forward Danny Emerton.
Colwyn Bay have suffered another setback with midfielder Moustapha Saiel suffering more pain in his knee during the warm-up for Tuesday's 1-1 draw at Guiseley and went for another hospital check this week.
The manager reported: "They don't think there is anything seriously wrong, but there is more swelling and they have advised Moose to rest for a couple of weeks and we'll see how he is then.
"It is frustrating for him because he just wants to play football, but he needs to get himself right first. I have said to him it is a long season and he'll play a big part in it. He has just got to be patient and make sure he doesn't try and come back too early and risk doing serious damage."
The same applies to Portuguese winger Paulo Mendes who has still to make his league debut this season and is due back at the hospital for a further assessment on his fractured foot on October 1st.
Sinclair will name himself on the subs bench and will make a late decision between Rob Hopley and Aaron Rey for the number nine shirt.
Colwyn Bay (from): Ollerenshaw, Olapade, Moss, Anjos, Bembo-Leta, Noone, Buckley, Anoruo, Hopley, Rey, Williams, Royle, Sharpe, Haywood, Hodgson, Sinclair
Chance for Bay to hit top five
THE Seagulls could move into the top five of the Vanarama Conference North if they can extend sixth-placed North Ferriby's losing run on Saturday (3pm).


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Our 30 Day Challenge – Conclusion
Late last year we, as a company, recognized the need avoid the adage of the cobbler's children. It was time to take those steps to having great communication habits. What better way to start a habit than to practice it every day for 30 days? So, we challenged ourselves to kick off 2017 with a strong presence on our website and on social media.
30 blog articles in 30 days along with the necessary promotion on social media was an enormous task. We insisted in genuinely high quality articles that our readers would find interesting and helpful in their businesses. Little did we know that we'd learn more internally than our articles could possibly have taught those who read them.
What did we learn? We learned how to work together as a team even better than we had before, and we had a great team before we started! We learned many ways we can support our clients when we advise them to focus on adding quality content to their own websites. We learned a few of the subjects that our readers find more valuable in their everyday work lives. And most importantly, we learned that the time and effort needed for such an undertaking brings rich rewards.
As the person who was responsible for all the late-night deadline reminders, I can't tell you how much I appreciate this team. Every single member of our team offered major contributions and did so with enough humor to make such an enormous undertaking a fun project as well.
We are not dropping the ball now! While there will not be a full article every day, we are committed to keeping a steady stream of ideas coming and to keep the doors of communication wide open with our readers. We welcome questions and ideas for future blog posts and hope you will share your thoughts with us. Did you like the 30 days? Do you have other articles you'd like to read? Do you have any questions you'd like answered? Talk to us. We'd love to hear from you.
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As we have embarked on this new year, I want to comment on how fortunate we are to have grown the Basal Solutions team with such dynamic people! Each new team member brings with them a passion to build solid relationships with our clients and to provide top quality service. We have an environment of thought sharing and accountability. Everyone is empowered to make their voices heard and impact our bottom line.
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As Top Rank promoter, Bob Arum relays his plans for 2016 – it will definitely include WBO/NABF World Bantamweight Champion, Nonito Donaire as one of his fighters that he wants to make a fanstastic year.
"2016 is a big year for our company. Nonito Donaire is a major part of those plans, beginning with the big show in the Philippines," said Arum as reported by BoxingScene.com.
The 33-year-old Donaire won his last 3 fights, one of which was with Cesar Juarez in which he won the WBO Bantamweight Championship.
"We were very, very proud of the way Nonito won the world title in his last fight," said Arum.
"Everyone thought he was going to knock the kid out when he dropped him early, but it turned out to be a hell of a fight, a fight that Nonito survived, won and can now look to the future.
Furthermore, Arum wanted to bring back Donaire to his country to face Evgeny Gradovich from Russia for the WBO Bantamweight Championship in April 23 at the Araneta Coliseum.
"Our plans for him are to have him next fight at the world famous Araneta Coliseum in the Philippines, which 40 years ago of course hosted the "Thrilla in Manila", (the third fight) between Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier. It has undergone major renovation since then, and Nonito (Donaire) will return there to defend his championship."
Gradovich currently has a 21-1 professional boxing record will have two fights scheduled already for 2016 with the first fight will be held on January 9 in Spain against Jesus Galicia.
On the other hand, Donaire is currently holding a 36-3 fighting record. Donaire had his last fight in Araneta Coliseum and scored a win against William Prado of Brazil back in March 28, 2015. This was his bounce-back win in which his prior fight was lost to Jamaican fighter, Nicholas Walters in the Starhub Center in California, USA.


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I didn't know the names then but John Byrne and Neil Adams were my art tutors.
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It was in February of this year that H. R. Haldeman told the youth of America what Watergate was all about.
Speaking at the Richard Nixon Library & Birthplace at Yorba Linda, Calif., former White House Chief of Staff Haldeman told 100 high school students: "For Pete's sake, don't believe what you read in history books [just] because of the fact that those words are printed."
It would be much better, I guess, for high school kids to believe Haldeman, who served 18 months in prison for perjury, conspiracy and obstruction of justice.


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The Battle Over Gender and Jewish Life
By Elana Sztokman:
One day several years ago, I walked into my year-7 Jewish Studies class with a shofar in hand. It was a few days before Rosh Hashana and it seemed like a great idea to engage students in the holiday practices by giving them all a chance to hold, feel, and try to blow a shofar on their own. When I walked into the class, however, I was in for a shock. As soon as the shofar got passed to a girl, some of the boys in the class began yelling. "She can't touch that!" they asserted. "Girls are not allowed to touch a shofar!" It took me a good half of the lesson to reason with them and explain to the class, even though almost all of them are not religious (not even the boys arguing with me) that there is nothing wrong with girls and women touching or holding a shofar. Since they had never in their lives actually seen a woman blow shofar, they simply assumed that such a thing was expressly forbidden, at all times and under all circumstances. Gender exclusion from Jewish ritual became the assumed correct norm, regardless of their own practice. So what was meant to be a fun and innocuous lesson for the New Year ended up being a battle to help some students unlearn everything they had been taught about gender and Jewish life.
We are all filled with assumptions – conscious or otherwise – about correct gender behavior. Ideas about how women/girls and men/boys are meant to act are transmitted from the earliest of ages. Abundant research over the past 20 years has shown that people talk differently to boys and to girls. We tend to applaud boys for being innovative and adventurous while we praise girls for being sweet, caring and helpful. We abide boys boisterousness under the catch-all motto that "boys will be boys" while we castigate girls for much of the same acts. In schools, these practices are exacerbated. In class, boys are called on more often than girls; boys are given more response time than girls; teachers look at their watches more when girls are talking; boys are allowed to interrupt more, including interrupting the teacher and interrupting girls; boys dominate small group work, science labs, computer rooms, chess clubs, and more. It's as if schools unintentionally promote two different models of an ideal graduate, one for boys and one for girls. Certainly no school would ever say that out loud, but we all know the power of the hidden curriculum. Sometimes the unintended messages are the most powerful of all.
These practices have long-term impact on how men and women perceive themselves. They affect career trajectories in STEM(science, technology engineering and maths), as well as how women perceive their own abilities and potential. Research on how we attribute success – when boys succeed we often say they were smart and deserving while when girls succeed we often say that they were lucky or 'merely' worked hard – has an impact on how people cope with challenges and failures. Socialized this way, girls who fail will often say, "I'm useless; put me down a class", while boys who fail will often say, "That must be a mistake; let me try again." How teachers cope with students' failures can also have a powerful influence on women's later choices in life and marriage. When students get answers wrong, for example, teachers will often give boys a chance to try again, while with girls they often tell the girls the correct answer, a practice that creates something called "learned helplessness", in which people feel powerless to change their own lives. Learned helplessness is a leading factor into why abused women often stay in abusive marriages. The learned helplessness that they acquire in classrooms can teach women that they are powerless to create the lives and relationships that they need and deserve.
Despite the preponderance of research on gender issues in schools, little of this understanding has seeped into Jewish schools. Few if any Jewish schools around the world have conducted professional development programs on these gender issues. There are few if any programs in Jewish schools to encourage girls in STEM subjects, or to encourage boys in dance, art, and developing affect. This, of course, is a great shame.
There's more. The gender issues that have plagued the wider educational systems in the Western world are only some of the ways in which gender finds expression in Jewish schools. There are also additional gender issues that are uniquely troubling in Jewish environments. For example, the way Jewish ritual and prayer are transmitted in schools can be particularly gendered. The shofar story is one tiny little example. Consider, for example, how prayer is conducted in schools. From the kinder years and on, many schools have the practice of making boys the leaders and making girls the enablers. Oftentimes boys sing, perform and have voice while girls choose songs and hand out books. This continues through upper school, where boys read from the Torah, organize services, lead and perform. Despite the popularity of tefilla groups around the Jewish world where girls learn to read from the Torah and lead services, many Jewish schools rarely if ever provide girls with regular opportunities to be engaged in this way. Similarly, practices such as Shabbat are often taught in extremely gendered ways. When my daughter was in prep, the school put on a play about Shabbat in which all the girls cleaned and all the boys went to work – "And then it was Shabbat", they sang, as if to say that there is no Shabbat unless everyone knows their gender place. When it comes to Judaism, schools once again have two separate messages about what it means to be a good Jew, one message for girls and one message for boys. As if to say, there is a correct Jewish man and a correct Jewish woman, and never the twain shall meet.
My colleague, Dr. Chaya Gorsetman – an education professor at Stern College for Women of Yeshiva University in New York City – and I spent a decade researching these issues and collecting a wide range of qualitative and quantitative data on school practices around gender. We conducted surveys, interviews and observations with 173 Jewish educators from around the world. We also analyzed school books, class décor, mission statements, and more. We also explored school policies on issues such as single-sex versus coeducation, dress codes, sex ed, leadership structures, and more. Our work is comprehensive, and very exciting.
The results of all this research, I'm proud to say was published in October by the Hadassah Brandeis Institute, in October. Our book,Educating in the Divine Image: Gender Issues in Orthodox Jewish Day Schools, just won the National Jewish Book Council Award in Education and Identity. That tells us that we are on to something.
If you are a parent, educator, student, former student, or simply an engaged and interested member of the Jewish community, I encourage you to continue this conversation about gender. I believe it is one of the most important topics facing our generation, and demands our attention.
Dr Elana Maryles Sztokman is a leading feminist writer, thinker and activist. The former Executive Director of JOFA (Jewish Orthodox Feminist Alliance), she is the author of the award-winning book The Men's Section: Orthodox Jewish Men in an Egalitarian World (Hadassah Brandeis Institute, 2012), and co-author, with Dr Chaya Gorsetman of the award-winning book,Educating in the Divine Image: Gender Issues in Orthodox Jewish Day Schools (Hadassah Brandeis Institute, 2013).


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I've been thinking about what happened that moment 10 days ago; I still can't quite believe I did what I did, or that the stituation has taken its current direction.
Walking into that room and seeing Batman hanging there--not Bruce Wayne, not a client, but the actual Batman--I ... I simply lost control of myself. There is no other explanation. All my years of experience and training in my craft simply vanished, and I found myself face to face with .. with this man. I knew who he was under the disguise, but it did not matter. (In subsequent days, it has occured to me that whatever happened that brought him to this point in his life--whatever it was that reduced a legendary vigilante to the level of a simpering bottom--I could surely empathize, whether I wanted to or not.)
I think it was the sight of his erection that pushed me over the edge. I'd seen Wayne in states of arousal many times during our sessions and had been able to tell myself this was all part of the treatment, but--again--this was different. I'd been trying to come to terms with my growing feelings for Wayne already; I am all too familiar with the process of transference, but I...
I suppose I finally acknowledged that this was an extraordinary situation, one for which no amount of education or experience could prepare me. More was at stake here than in any of my previous cases. I decided to follow my instincts into uncharted territory, come what may.
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As you know by now one of my favourite photographers is Ansel Adams the more I look at his work the more I see how freakin good he was … There are landscape prints of his I look at and wonder why is this so compelling good, why and how does he make these black and white images just jump off the page … The answer may lie in the tones and his use of the zones. A lot of Black & White photography is just that Black & White and for me that just not what it is about. For me its all about the grey tones, and the use of different shades grey to build depth and interest … With this in mind I thought I would try my hand at a Black & White Antique looking landscape photograph ….
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Florrie Adair m. John Medlock, Gwinnett Co. Ga.
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Hey y'all!! I'm so excited to have been invited over to Hannah Handmade to guest post during their Creating Smiles Week. I admire Hannah for her desire to bring smiles to the faces of those around us. I love smiles!! The smile knows no boundary. It reaches across cultures and language barriers. A smile is the one thing that everyone understands no matter the race, culture, language or religion.
So during the Creating Smiles Week, August 7th thru the 13th she'll have posts from different bloggers who are giving suggestions on how to create smiles around you. I'll be there sharing how we recently brought smiles to some precious faces as well.
So go check her out! 😉
In the mean time, summer is almost over. We've loved it so!! But I am ready to ease back into a little routine. We've got about 2 weeks or so before we start back to school and I've been trying to tame our school room! It has gotten quite out of control over these hot months!! I've done lots of organizing and such and I just can't WAIT to show you the before and after. But it is still a work in progress. I'm slowly but surely getting there though.
In the cleaning out process I notice that we have TONS of crayons!! And I mean TONS! Crayons are so cheap, especially around back to school time. I bought some recently at my local Office Max for a penny!! We just had a lot that were broken, missing colors and they had just kind of gotten raggedy. So we decided to take our old crayons and make some new ones!!
I found this silicone star baking mold at Hobbly Lobby right around the fourth of July. It was on sale for right at $3…LOVE IT!!!So we broke up our crayons and took the paper off. What was so funny to me was that they'd cleaned off the crayon and had them organized in groups by color. Greens with greens, red with red, blue with blue, etc. You can see their organization skills at the top of this pic. They thought I was the best mom ever when I told them to mix it up a bit. LOL! I don't know if they were just in the organizing mood or what. Surely I'm not THAT structured right?!! I appreciate some good creativity!
After we had a good pile of crayons we stuck them in our star mold.
And then we popped them into a 350 degree oven until there were all nice and melted.Once they were cool, we popped'em out of the molds and let the fun begin!!I just love taking an old thing and turning it into something new and fun!! And these have been a HUGE hit here at my house!!
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Why does God allow pain in our lives? Learn the three reasons for that, and how our hurts can lead to freedom in Christ. If you feel broken and useless, there's good news… God has always used broken, recycled people as His ambassadors to a hurting world. You can be one!


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The tabloids are closely watching relations Miley Cyrus and Cody Simpson. Musicians regularly spend time together-go to restaurants, and recently even got in a car accident. Luckily, nothing serious, but the difficulty is known to bring. It appears you can safely talk about new stellar pair.
Miley Cyrus personal life all the time turns out to be the center of attention. Initially the singer broke off the engagement with Liam Hemsvortom, then she was seen in the company of Kellana Latsa, and later the whole world was discussing her affair with Patrick Schwarzenegger. In addition, girl, actively supports the LGBT community, suspected in a relationship with model Stella Maxwell.
Cody Simpson turned out to be more modest for his shoulders just a two-year romance with model Gigi Hadid, which singer parted ways early in May to devote more time to his career.
Apparently, Miley is not so strongly interferes with the artist to realize their plans.
By the way, 2011 year, Cody Simpson and Miley Cyrus together took part in charity project Place Called Home, but among them were just friendships.


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Rev:After a five year hiatus, Lara Croft has returned to the action-adventure landscape which Tomb Raider helped establish. Boasting a story that visits Lara's origins and evolution into the heroine we're all familiar with, the Crystal Dynamics reboot has been eagerly anticipated since its reveal. Does it live up to the hype and reposition Lara atop the genre she built or does Tara think it falls short? Find out in her review.
Good. Have no plans to play the multiplayer and the lackluster skill upgrades don't bother me too much here as long as it's still fun.


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Jacob Sartorius Was Blown Away By Ed Sheeran's New Album
Jacob Sartorius is just like all of us and obsessed with Ed Sheeran's brand new album, Divide.
The social star shared his thought about the amazing new record on Twitter this week.
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"Just listened to Ed Sheeran's new album. Wow. Lost for words," he wrote, adding, "So good. Soooooo talented. Blows my mind."
Jacob is pictured below, having a great time at his concert on The Last Text Tour in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., on Friday (March 4).
Just listened to Ed Sheeran's new album. Wow. Lost for words. So good. Soooooo talented. Blows my mind.
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